FIVE THEATRE SHOWS TO SEE THIS YEAR

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Step into the enchanting world of theatre in 2024, where a captivating lineup of shows across the globe awaits, promising a kaleidoscope of entertainment and unforgettable performances. From How to Dance in Ohio, to the Broadway revival of Sunset Boulevard — these exceptional shows, among others, promise a theatrical journey filled with emotion, drama, and the magic that only the land of theatre can deliver in 2024. Don’t miss the chance to be part of these extraordinary moments in live entertainment.

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Plaza Suite, Savoy Theatre London

Broadway audiences went crazy for this revival of Neil Simon’s relationship comedy and its stars, the real-life married couple Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick. Now London gets the chance to see the pair in action as Plaza Suite comes to town from January – March 2024.

The play gives us an intimate view of three couples who all happen to stay in the same suite at the Plaza Hotel. Hilarious and heartfelt, it’s a comic gem – plus this is the Sex and the City star’s much-anticipated West End debut.

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How to Dance in Ohio, Belasco Theatre, New York City

If you’re seeking a truly remarkable experience suitable for the entire family, don’t miss “How to Dance in Ohio” directed by Sammi Cannold. Featuring a stellar cast of seven autistic actors, this exuberant coming-of-age musical comedy is a testament to the universal desire for connection and the bravery required to embrace the world.

Adapted from a true story, this uplifting musical, currently playing at the Belasco Theatre, follows a group of young adults and their families as they navigate change and prepare for a spring formal dance in Columbus, Ohio, disrupting their daily routines in a heartwarming exploration of growth and courage.

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Mean Girls, Savoy Theatre London

Finally! The long-awaited UK premiere of Broadway musical Mean Girls arrives in 2024 – that’s so fetch. Follow Cady Heron as she enters the wild world of high school and, teaming up with outcasts Janis and Damian, takes on Regina George and the infamous Plastics.

Tina Fey adapts her beloved 2004 movie comedy into a stage musical along with composer husband Jeff Richmond and Legally Blonde lyricist Nell Benjamin (and next year also sees a movie version of that musical hitting the big screen!). Casey Nicholaw directs.

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Sunset Boulevard, Broadway Venue TBDA

Ready for her close up? Nicole Scherzinger inhabits the much-coveted role of Norma Desmond, who was a star in silent movies, but is now forgotten and living alone in a crumbling mansion. She hires struggling young screenwriter Joe Gillis to develop the script for her comeback, but their arrangement descends into acrimony, jealousy, and murder.

After a successful run in London, Jamie Lloyd’s production of Sunset Boulevard will transfer to Broadway in 2024, Scherzinger will be joined on Broadway by her London co-stars: Tom Francis as Joe Gillis, Grace Hodgett-Young as Betty Schaefer and David Thaxton as Max Von Mayerling.

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Cabaret, August Wilson Theatre

Experience this ground-breaking musical like never before. The denizens of the Kit Kat Club have created a decadent sanctuary inside Broadway’s August Wilson Theatre, where artists and performers, misfits and outsiders rule the night. Step inside their world. This is Berlin. Relax. Loosen up. Be yourself.

London’s hottest ticket arrives on Broadway this Spring with Academy® and Tony Award® winner Eddie Redmayne reprising his Olivier Award-winning performance as the Emcee, and introducing Gayle Rankin as the Toast of Mayfair, Sally Bowles. Music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb and a book by Joe Masteroff – based on the play by John Van Druten and stories by Christopher Isherwood.

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